ShadingSystem::convert_value, allow float[3] <--> triple conversion.#754
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This utility is used by renderers for getattribute and other renderer-to-OSL data copying, and is meant to facilitate the obvious set of copy conversions between slightly mismatched yet sensible types. Adding a clause that lets you retrieve a triple (point, color, etc.) even if it was declared on the renderer side as float[3], and vice versa.
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This utility is used by renderers for getattribute and other
renderer-to-OSL data copying, and is meant to facilitate the
obvious set of copy conversions between slightly mismatched yet
sensible types.
Adding a clause that lets you retrieve a triple (point, color, etc.)
even if it was declared on the renderer side as float[3], and vice
versa.